#vulpin

Dodger the Vulpin Swashbuckler and Eirwen the Half Elf Druid.

Another hand-drawn miniature! This time for an old-but-new character I started playing in another campaign: Long Lankin, swashbuckler! Some of you may remember this character, I’ve drawn him over the years but never had a place for him. He has at last found his purpose and I’m having fun playing him!

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It’s also been about a year since I lost all of my DnD stuff. I want to thank everyone again who helped me look and shared my post, and to those who bought me new dice when they heard I mislaid my bag near the North Hollywood Metro station. It means so much to me. I love how a shared love for a game like Dungeons and Dragons can bring people together!

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A Divination Wizard sketch for an upcoming Humblewood campaign.

Playing around with the other Midland countries and their environments. I wanted to have prairies, but realize that without photosynthesis to prompt plants to grow out like that, they'd need a different motivator for extending up at all.

The tree equivalent have thick, shell-like ‘bark’ to protect against boiling rains and fungal infections, most are from further south where the fungal forests had been.

Some plants produce light to counter fungi/mold (and this glow a lot more when damp), others do it to attract ‘pollinators’ (work in progress, might make their life stages move from plant to animal and back to plant).

Comcept art of a Struhmdwu coalition bringing a stock of… (technically an animal but a lot like a tree) out from the nursery to plant closer to home.

Normal: ^•√•^ / ^•^•>

Confused: ^•`√•> ?

Asleep/tired <~√~> / <=√=>

Determined: ^•`√'•^

Pet: <^√^>